16+1合作协议推动一带一路倡议发展的方法(英文版)/智库丛书

黄平、刘作奎主编的《16+1合作协议推动一带一 路倡议发展的方法(英文版)/智库丛书》基本上以实 地调研和访谈为依托，并根据每年一度针对欧洲国家 精英开展的“一带一路”问卷调查为基底，以风险评 估为主要研究内容和研究特色，以政策建议为报告的 亮点，集中为“一带一路”倡议在欧洲的布局提供理 论和实践参考。

Huang Ping, Ph.D. in Sociology (LSE, London, 1991), Senior Research Fellow(1997-), is Director General, Institute of European Studies Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Secretary General, China-CEEC Think Tank Network, President, Chinese Association of American Studies, and has been Vice Presidents for the China National Association of International Relations, Chinese Association of World Politics Studies, Chinese Association of European Studies, and China Association for Hong Kong Macao Studies. he is also the Co-Chair, European Institut Transcultural. Before he took current positions, Prof. Huang was the Deputy Director General, Institute of Sociology, Director General, Institute of American Studies, CASS, and was elected as Vice President, International Social Science Council {ISSC, 2005-2008), Vice President, International Institute of Sociology (11S,2003-2013), Vice Chairman, Management of Social Transformation (MOST, UNESCO, 2001-2005). He is in the editorial board in British Journal of Sociology, Current Sociology, Comparative Sociology, Global Social Policy, Sociology of Development, and Journal of Migration, etc.

Section 1 Overall Analysis 16+1 as a Laboratory: Lessons China' s New Relations with CESEE Can Teach Us about the Future of the Belt and Road Initiative How Could the "16+ 1 Cooperation" Promote the Belt and Road Initiative after the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation Innovation in Understanding and Cooperating the Macro-Regions: The Potential of Promotion of the "16+1 Cooperation" and the Belt and Road Initiative 16+1 Promoting Belt and Road Initiative: Challenges and Potential Policy Re- sponses 16+1China-CEEC Cooperation Platform Promoting Belt and Road: Opportunities and Challenges "16+1 Cooperation" Promoting Belt and Road Initiative Better after the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation Section 2 National Perspectives China in Europe: A View from the Balkans Perception of the 16+ 1 and the Belt and Road Initiative: A Perspective from Latvia China-Croatia Cooperation: past, present and Future How Bosnia and Herzegovina Could Benefit from the Belt and Road Initiative: BRI Perspective of an Ambassador